Was live for a few years, didn't seem to really ever have that much business, though they did try to sell food out of the clubhouse. 

A lot of banks still pretend it's 1900, so a transfer to another bank involves someone getting on a horse and riding over to the other bank; the horse food costs $30-$50 and the transfer takes a few days to show up. 

There were a couple sales reps for a food company as well.2) I bought my building 4 years ago and had no trouble finding tenants.

You’ll be catering to complainers.

Sunfield in Buda, Santa Rita Ranch in Liberty Hill (west of Georgetown) and Easton Park in far Southeast Austin ranked among the nation's 50 top-selling master-planned communities for the first half the year, according to real estate advisory firm RCLCO.The first phase of construction will include 155 homes, a 10-acre park and a nature reserve and space for a food truck court.

@Nathan G.Great points.I suppose my thinking is similar to if I was running a company and understanding that if my employees are happier to be at work, chances are the majority will be more motivated to perform even better than expected thus helping the company succeed (I.e better health benefits, onsite food options, weekly employee recognition, free coffee, onsite free gym access during breaks/lunch, etc.).

Know your clientele and cater to them accordingly. 

(1950s houses here in CA only had 1 outlet in kitchen - fine for the toaster in the 1950s, not so fine for blender, food processor, can opener, toaster, microwave, breadmaker, coffee maker ad infinitum ... )Is there a garage?

I have built over 200 ft of block walls (slump stone), retaining walls up to 5' tall on the property line, planted food trees (including my prized Hass Avocado), block and rock hardscape, designed and installed all irrigation, put in the sod, etc.

Covid has shown me how nothing is guaranteed, even in necessary industries like food service.I would like to diversify my investment portfolio to include more than just traditional methods like stocks and bonds.